Species
Cinnadog
Cinnadogs are the most common inhabitant of the Cinna homeworld. The largest of the non-dragonoids, they resemble a bear and a mastiff, and are very tall and hefty. The paws and tail of a Cinnadog are quite large, usually as big as the head, if not bigger! All Cinnas have incredible strength and ability to hold up their tails, which sometimes weigh as much as the Cinna itself or more.
This species of Cinna averages at 8-9ft tall on their hind legs and can weigh around 1,500-2,000lbs. With that said, it is not unusual to see a very short or very tall Cinnadog, or a Cinnadog walking on all fours. Cinnadogs are omnivorous, and do not shy from eating food that they are magically connected to. Consuming enchanted sugar not only strengthens all beings like Cinnas and Cinnapets, but tends to be their favorite consumable.
Said to be the first born of Cyzzyzzyphos - though this is belief is contested with Cinnadragons - Cinnadogs are the most common of all Cinna species, and are naturally benevolent, lovable creatures. Like all Cinnakind, they share an affinity for magic, cooking, baking, art, and adventure. One will find Cinnadogs in all walks of life, accomplishing many a feat and attaining wild appearances through their grip on shapeshifting magic and sugar conjuring.
Since the possibilities for trait combinations are nearly infinite, it's possible to come across a Cinnadog or cat that could be argued as their own subspecies. It is not uncommon - in fact, widely popular - for Cinnas to reach out to others that share trait similarities and unique combos in order to form communities. Via the Cinnternet [currently in infant stages], connectivity is experiencing a boom like never before. Documenting all tail fusions, forming niche clubs, and logging history are widely indulged activities by all Cinnas.
They have no trait restrictions.
Cinnacat
Cinnacats are large, stocky, catlike Cinnas with tiny paws and large tails. Their paws can be large like a Cinnadog's, unlike the other way around. It is not uncommon to see Cinnacats walk on all fours, or have various body types and height differences, though they are typically shorter than Cinnadogs.
They have no trait restrictions.
Cinnacats: magical conduits
Cinnacats are the second most common Cinna in the world and have many similarities to Cinnadogs. Many Cinnacats nowadays don't look like "Cats" at all - they have an innate magical shapeshifting ability to don Wild faces and exibit more experimental anatomy.
Because of their small hands and stature, their dexterity and mobility is higher than that of Cinnadogs, so you'll encounter more practitioners of the alchemical arts among Cats. More Cinnacats conjure Cinnapets and alter their own anatomy than any other Cinnaspecies.
Many famous scholars, mages, and artists are Cinnacats, and their work has gone on to influence many a Cinna's appearance and taste for magic arts.
Cinnabun
They are only available in the spring (March, April, and May) and may only have variations of the Bunny Ears trait. They may have any tail, traits, or flavors , provided you have the right items for MYOs.
CINNABUNS: Swift and secretive
Teacup
Teacup Cinnadogs (alongside Munchkin Cinnacats) are the smallest of the Cinnaspecies. Teacups are known for their comedically large feet, short bodies, and hyperactivity.
They are usually a foot tall max and do not weigh very much. Teacups are an offshoot of Cinnadogs, so like their larger ancestors, their paws cannot be small. A good rule of thumb is to use their head size as your paw size.
They have no trait restrictions.
Their little bodies process sugar at an alarming rate, and this gives them a legendary reputation for being hyperactive, excited, and very curious creatures.
Because they are not capable of much physically, you will commonly see Teacups playing and relaxing. These Cinnas relish their freedom and recieve a lot of joy from purely existing beside their larger counterparts, and making connections. Some teacups attain massive power and influence.
Teacups and Munchkins can utilize magic to help them accomplish goals, as well as form unbreakable bonds with Cinnapets which - together - can do almost anything.
Munchkin
Munchkin Cinnacats (alongside Teacup Cinnadogs) are the smallest of the Cinnaspecies. Munchkins are known for their loaf like appearance, small feet, and rarity among Cinnakind. Because of their small feet, they are faster and more agile than Teacups.
They have no trait restrictions.
Munchkins are a type of Cinnacat that are increasingly more popular to see around the Homeworld. This is due to their compact bodies, striking little faces, and dainty dextrous feet, which make for excellent canvasses to display traits and lush flavors.
A huge subculture exists for Munchkin fashion, and you will see many icons in entertainment, design, and pop culture among Cinnas, since they are not typically seen on expeditions or practicing magic.
[Solo/feral ref TBA]
BonBon
CINNABUNS: Swift and secretive
Cinnadragon
The largest and arguably most impressive of all Cinnaspecies, the Celestial Cinnadragon can reach incredible lengths, fly without the use of wings (though they can have them!), and possess such awesome size and strength that they have become legends throughout time. Thought to be the closest species spiritually to the originator, Cyzzyzzyphos, and may have possibly come before all of their children.
They have no trait restrictions. They can resemble Cinnadogs, Cinnacats, or Cinnabuns, and take on those respective anatomical styles.
Considered ancient and revered by many Cinnas, these dragons are not too common in the world and often hold positions of status and popularity, and are widely met with awe whenever they make themselves known. Their natural magical ability is the strongest of all the Cinnas, and are born practically flying and manipulating their appearance, using breath weapons, etc., whereas it takes longer for most Cinnafolk to conjure and especially master the art.
It is common to see Cinnadragons taking on the form of a smaller Cinnaspecies in order to better use accomodations and interact with the wider populace. Though Cinnadogs and Cinnacats cannot match the true size and scale of a real dragon, the right combination of features can give off what has been coined as a "psuedo-dragon" look, which has become very popular for Dragon fans, and Dragons who wish to show off their might in a more modest way. (Think D&D Dragonborn.)
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Cinnawyvern
The second largest of the Cinnaverse subspecies, Cinnawyverns are considered the tankier counterpart to the Celestial Cinnadragon. They have massive front limbs which are almost always equipped with a specialized finger or spike, which extends into a wing.
They have no trait restrictions. They can resemble Cinnadogs, Cinnacats, or Cinnabuns, and take on those respective anatomical styles. Due to the heft of their winged arms, they are typically drawn quadrupedal. This is not a hard and fast rule, however, and anthro wyverns do exist.
Their native name - Cinnajhogre - comes from a faraway place, where their species was once more centralized.
As solitary creatures, they are more drawn to nomadic lifestyles. Their size and mobility make for excellent travel along any terrain, suiting the most adventurous spirit or lonely wanderer. Wild ones are prone to dominant, aggressive behavior - though they are known to have become loyal friends, companions, leaders, and more.
Less inclined to use magic than Cinnadragons, these Wyverns prefer brute strength and sheer power, along with flavor-elemental breath weapons.
[Visual Guide TBA]
Chaosi
CHAOSI
Chaosi are a species of chameleon-like beings that were only recently rediscovered by cinnologists. Said to be the original native species of the now Cinna-dominant homeworld, Chaosi lived in isolation, and eventually their traditions and settlements were lost to time.
Echoes of the grand titan Chaosma, these reptoids have the same independently-moving aperture eyes, peculiar clawed mitten hands and feet, and most of all - an almost frightening similarity to the Cinnaspecies in all ways except their primordial connection to enchanted sugar and the grand Cyzzyzzyphos.
The only things you need to list when submitting a Chaosi for approval are their flavor and their tail traits. The iconic Hefty Tail is a big part of what visually signals a Cinna as a Cinna, and Chaosi still fall under the Cinnaverse umbrella.
As a semi-open species, Chaosi can have any rare trait, alt forms, palettes, etc. accessible to Cinnas, except Wild Faces. They must remain reptilian! Similarly, just like with Cinnas, UB: Satyr may only affect a Chaosi's feet, not their hands.
Chaosi cannot have Legendary traits for free. If you'd like to apply a Golden Mead to a Chaosi, however, you can! Regular Mead rules apply.
WORLD
These creatures are called Chaosmites when they are born, however, when they mature they are known as the Chaosi. This race of lizardfolk are incredible architects, magicians, tamers, and explorers. They have an affinity for research and preservation, forming new cities and bonding heavily with Titan Cinnapet wildlife in ways completely foreign to Cinnas.
Colonies of Chaosi are very diverse visually, and groups of them can be found all over the world. Notably, a band of loyal knights has guarded the skeletal city of Cyzzyrran for millenia. Only recently have they made peace with the outside world, and allowed its use as a major historical site and place for all to come and bask in the heavenly energy. Cyzzyrran is one of the largest gathering places of Cinnakind, and a wonderful melting pot.
VISUAL GUIDES
Cinnapet
Cinnapets are small entities composed entirely of sugar. There are currently 6 known kinds of Cinnapet: Oozebuds, Cinnagummies, Gummimandyr, Chirtles, Cinnabats, and Jellyboas. They may have any flavor and any traits associated with the Cinnakind, as they are alchemical in nature.
TITAN CINNAPETS
Cinnamini
These Cinnas are smaller than the Cinnadog, averaging at 3ft tall at the head and can weigh up to 300lbs.
Due to the size of their legs and shape of their spines, they cannot stand upright, but are just as loving and animated as their bipedal counterparts. This species is considered the precursor to Teacups, and will be fondly remembered.
As of August 18th, 2020, Cinnaminis as a species will be retired and no longer available through official sales or guest artistry.
This badge is to celebrate the bittersweet retirement of Cinnaminis, who were the first species addition to our growing Cinnaverse.
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